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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some people will always skew things to their kid's advantage. They are not good parents.[/quote]

Right? Particularly those parents that buy houses in historically redlined districts, e.g. the “good” schools. They are not good parents or people. Glad you agree. [/quote]
And don't even get me started on those who feed their kids *Gasp* healthy foods or sign them up for outside therapies, lessons, etc. when there so many people in this country who cannot do that!![/quote]

These are the same folks complaining about parents supplementing with outside sports, music, art and other special interests as well and want to pretend that the school stuff is equal.[/quote]

Redshirting is not equal to external supplementation. In fact, it is far less harmful to other students than external supplementation. I thought all you anti-redshirters were screaming about how redshirting parents were doing things that harmed other kids (though in the case of redshirting, there isn’t evidence of that, unlike supplementation). But I guess the truth is that you are fine with harming other kids when it comes to doing something that advantages your own kid.

Such overt hypocrites, the lot of you. [/quote]

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